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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-19
Texas Traffic Association.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. lS.-The Texas
Traffic Association met here to-day and
began the work of adjusting rates and
Classitications.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-19
SENATORIAL RACES.
Hale OF Maine, Quay Of, Pennsylvania,
Gray OF Delaware, Hawley Of Con.
necticut Elected Senators.
Ballots Taken in a Number of States, bu'
the Results Not Yet Finally
Declared.
Hale Reelected.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 1.-THE legisla-
ture to-day elected Eugene Hale to sue
coed himself as United States senator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-19

rated. The basis of the negotia-
tions being single joint conven-
ton over which neither Robert
son or Smith should preside. This
proposition has been under discussion
during the night, but no conclusion hiss
yet been reached. Tonight the hotels
are crowded with politicians excitedly
discussing the situation, and the air is
thick with rumors of possible trouble to-
morrow, but it is as yet impossible to
trace any of these rumors to
sufficiently authentic source to warrant
the prediction of violent scenes. The
only thing that appears to be certainly
known is that efforts at peaceable set
Element of the middle have lot been
abandoned, and hat negotiations for an
adjustment will oe continued III the
morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-19
Increasetn Card Rate. of Glass.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Jan. 1S.-The Pitts
burg glass manufacturers have determined
to advance the card rate of window glass
per cent. or more, to 60 into effect
during the next two weeks This move
meut, it is said, meets With the indorse-
ment OF the entire Western district. !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-19

BosreN, Mass, Jan. 1s.-Charles
Francis Adams, president of the Union
Pacific Railway, has addressed an open
iette: to Congressman Throckmorton,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-19

Why viii you sufsf sish .hos terEiale
bilious heSdaches wbep Morris CapeartAe
Fever falls to drlvsthem sway
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-19

Morris cascarne is positive cure for
dyspepsia. Pleasant to taEe, mild in &C
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-08-05
Labor and the Golden Rula.

"A writer in The Open Court, schol
arly publication, relates an experience
of MS early life which carries an in.
structive lesson. Although now pos,
sessed of competency, in his early
years he trundled a wheelbarrow in
the construction Of railroads. and deem.
ed himself skilled workman then, las
he was, for the men were few who
could accurately and jauntily roll and
dump their barrows. One day an aged
fellow-worker said to him: "Yez could
ssheell en- Aesse1s RIB RIB, = and and thi tEhi trrii5, ttrr
ute was diploma Soon afterward
there came along greenhorn, stall
wart but awkward. He made mess
Of the job, but only one man volunteer
ed to instruct him in the knack Of walk.
ing the plank. For his kindness in
doing SO Jenny Hill was upbraided by
his confreres. who looked on the new
arrival as plug and q ''scab.' .
Their taunts had Ettle effect on Jenny,
but one day he took aside the writer ol
the narrative which we condense and
showed him a little watch-charIn, on
which were engraved two torches. the
one lighting the other, with this motto
underneath: MY light is none the
less for lighting my neighbor. Z What
lesson that was In political economy
and the humanitiesi II is gratifying "a
be informed that this philisophic and
kindly barrow-trundler afterward be,
same president Of great railroad. =
lESsSs5 York Graphic
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-08-05

sort remained alive, and we coult
trace the track OF the Travelling Famih
away to the nearest valley.
Thank Heaven, they will not com!
again this year." the MeXicans said, al
they set to work to repair and rear
range their homes.
And as for myself, l was consider
ably poorer for my doubt of my in
formant's good Intentions and my
ignorance concerning the travelling
Family.-Mary Kyle Dallas, in Nea
York Ledger.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-08-05
Advice for the Minister.

Ayoung man who recen tly graduated
from an eastern theological schod
went out to Murray, in the C9ur d
AlGne country, to take charge of {,
church. The largest gambling hall
in town was cleared for his accom-
modation the first Sunday, one table on
which Spanish monte was usually dealt
being left for him to stand behind. A
large stock ragistcr book was laid on
this, which was supposed to represent
a bible. The whole town turned out,
and the young divine preached a pow.
erful sermon, III it he strongly de.
nOunced gambling, horse-raclng, drink.
ing and profanity. That afternoon he
was called on by committee of lead.
ing citizens, one of whom said:
"Pardner, thar's little matter wee
like to talk over with ye. Ireckon it's
all 0. X. that you an me should speak
O. some matters, as we're good deal
in the same line O work. as l might
say both O. us tryin' to better the
community"
Indeed. do see minister of the
gospel before me?"
Il reckon not, capt'n less there's
one Nv EN- sneakin up behind me-
which amt prob'ble as may say.
Wot meant was thet l am the chair,
man Nv the vigilance committee"
"Is it possible?"
Mighty poss' bic, capt'n. the cussed,
est poss' BILE thing ye ever seed. Wot
we come here to say is that we don'I
approve o yer preaohin'."
II am sorry that such is the case,
but l can't see how can change it."
Cant heyP Well, l reckon ye'll
hev to. Ye've got 'er let up on holIer.
in agin gamblin', an hoss-racin', an
swearin', an Ticker. Them things all
all 'lowable here, an air highly recon.
mended by the leadin' citizens. an the
clergy has got'er fall inter line. As q
committee we moseyed up here tC
warn ye an 'taln't our style to warn
more'n once"
But, my dear sir, what can Ipreach
against must denounce something's"
What can ye preach agin! Well, ]
swar! Haint there wickedness 'nough
in this country 'thout goin' outer yer
way to jump onter such things! Preach
agin hoss-stealin' an jumpin mineral
claims, ny course. Rip 'em up the
back an tramp on 'em! Then there s
original sin--tech that up once in Q
while Jes' confine yerself to these
things an the boys will jes' crowd in
to hear an cheer ye every time ye
make a good pint Dakota Bell
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-08-05
A Iaraev (4rowler

Our neighboring states are boring
holes in the ground after natural gas.
The crying need il this state is a hole
bored deep enough to strike natural
apple-iackl- Raths0oy an ~ 4d0ocase.
The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-08-05
Chaan ant R.isku.

You can send a letter to Mexico for
2 cents now, provided the border band-
its don't rob the mail car and try to
find ont what yon have been writing
about. Philadelphia Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS
FEArUREs or SgS-YoEx DsALtyG4

FEATURES OF NtN-rDSA DFAliNtA
Wheat on Saturday quiet he option line and prices
ware only steady There IA 900 buhes taken for
port including engagements made late Friday Spot lots
vsIe heavy how ever declined y cent Tho specus
ton early at Losses OF sG4 cent but though nrn
at the end only trihng made August up
a. 7ss September at 79Aa and May cont at $685. but
no change october S0 November at So De.
cemb.r at 1884, and at 81 . cents Corn was de-
dence that the drouth has done
rrepsrable damage at tho West on the spot
n,i,es were materially changed however there was no
demand for port total sales OF cash lots were in
ni6canf The were strong TN net galns extending
follows September 49,. october. 4sss No
rember 4gi2 December 491 and January 80 cents oats
dull the spot under ne influence Of heavy
receipts al the The options also dropped with August
a, al osIng 4 ana Serttber at 81 down cont October
spx uur at The lard arket without
feature and closed irregulary follows sep.
ismer AZ 90 october 50 90 November So 81. December
So ~, January So 90 =, ~ vox,
Baltimore and Boston were as follows WheA,
sa1 76o bushels com 49, lel busles oats 9Is24 bushels
total srap b9s bushels -four 3671S packssea A. chi
csso Milwaukee and St Ions the arrivals ware 40
bnshea corn l49 81 buahels ozta 236s2l Dusn
Al Total grain, 66s 1877 bushss; nour 3SsSo pAxrsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
THE STATE of TRADE,
SUGAR. and N6ze1:
AL DRUeeIsTS SeLLlr. ,

Fsnr quiet Reward aad western 81 2SS
@ 40 Ens1 g a." Extra To- s
Brands 5! ss4 so Patapsce Family - rs ts sunsr,ays
ssa;s 70 Amber
fss ooss. Ssss%% y. s. 4 IS
Western steady. Mixed spot 47c bd August ~ asked
osss w...:s s11 f%
$40 PRIME to Vnoice ws:tern So 20
packed 1880 Bacon1sssalder' sSshs. Clear Ee
Butter Higher. Western Packei l7@2lc. creamery
20 Eggs steady at l?el2 Petroleum steady
Esass .s,y ss, ,s
RosS.a sa.sioc. :. wn.iey steady a. 81 i4Ssi ID.
Wheat 1908 Ou,h Corn 500 Dusn oars 10000 susa
RYE l.60O basn shpments-Flenr 81 l95 s1ia Whss'
Cora 20. 100 eusn
Aug sgour ss0o E. g . ~
Corn arm-steaner Mixed Sc; Oats oues
No was snS,nS ss SIT S S
Butter ouietwestern Extra Creamery &c; New'rorS
and Vermont Extra Na25c. Vermont ia ~ Extra 2iS
6c fresh "a R.ceDt' ,c so the day-F:s.
IS 900 bu.n. shorts IL. 900 busn
BUFFALO Aug 6-wheat-No. Hard opened weak AZ
soc but closed hrn at SIC asked soc oa sm.d aae ~
lower rates No 2 Red 76c. on track. no No White
Michigan here Con, auet but steaiy. No; - r.
IS IS, ''f a tn White 81 Mixed
Flour sues but sts,iE sced wa, .ss,
Canal freghts Wheat 4c pd.4 80 tsxed Corn $3.50
liCoo 66ls whea. ssoooo 1asa Ss a
road 2ooGo bbs $1,000 bush
Corn 22Ooo onsn oats 10 go 1n.h Barley M; %
Malt Il. 900 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
THE WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.

HIGHER TEMPERATURE THAN USUAL-DAMAGE Br
DRoUTH.
wAsuryGrov, Aug. THE following is the weather
Gro, bulletin Of the Signal Office the week eud
Augusta:
thrOurh 0ut the agricultural Ills
tucts Ro, Ky Mountains but ~ TIE cotton region
add al A ous ON the immediate Atlantic and Gun coasts
about normal temperature has prevailed ID the ms'iH'
sni and ONO Vaey southern portion OF the Lake re-
gIon. PsnnsyvsnIa and New OK me Ia .Nei.Ke si
about o. above lbe normal Ih ~ u'
augmented III The last four weeks ana
IN section. aDovenamei n. ayefags HaI te %
that period was IRON - u - abo'e W. "c
in States northern Vow England ana on the racine
coas slightly cooler than ush~l during Inc past
month during the season, from January 10 angus ~
10 been sIchily than usual IN the central valleys
ami RON southern NewHngland an NewJersey Mostnar
o, the lake region but has been slightly cooler Than
usuaI Atlantic and Gull coasts IL nofthei n
New England and near Lake SUPERIOR 49,. ,, -. a.,
ohm Valley but there Of the last
week throu ami tobacco anu IN INC
,nier,or of NevYork and There also
sp. Of rain dur ng lie week IN the Missouri valley ani
showers occurred IN Iowa. Minnesota ana akota
and near Lake Superior. During past four weeks the
greatly reduced whlo during The lame tne the sea
sons denc ency m illinois, nalsns low. ana spn,ne,h yr
drouh this section has proved decide lily injurious 10
growing crops :,
INDICATE that IA, orable Ia tho
the cotton region from central Alabama 10 oias
cess probably resulting IN injury 10 growing coon In INC
lands. Numerous sh Hers OCcuffei IN MINNESOTA Da-
improving the condition OF rio"ns eios ~ .,oso y,
the drou connues III the Germ east OF
srous Tho weather In New. England aud the Middle At.
States Is generally reported as unlzvorabe The vet
toes near tie coast while the conditions reported as
for In these districts An excess OF sunshine
Tenbrssee during the week has probably ii
ved the condition OF the tobacco crop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool Aug s-l23oa n.-Cotton dull without quot
ahIa chanrn Mlddhns Upands Did; TO- orleans D 90
bae. including 500 bales for spec an
expert Receipts, 1900 bales including oooo oAcs Ano
.I.u.. Ausust
uv.ry 3 2s 6Id do August and september aou'eI
6id. 10 September and October delivery ssvstT also
Ib6ld 40 october and November delivery sxs
slso 66ad: do December and January deiveiL SSfd
Hso Vgac do January and February delivery, 9o%ai
do February aud March delivery o9A a. A'o' '' wv
ssptu Der delivery. 2604d also 6oo haea
" Cotton-ihe OF the day included AoVV o~''
American. ,.., on,., finland, Low Middng
ntsbsr livery 2664d sellers do soptemoer ANU 20
M arr 56ad sellers do October and November
SeI,yery s64d buyers do November anu pSce sI
apx fsid BUYERS January and February delivery
~ .II.r. 10 February and March delivery 7-04d
os $3.50 d. september delivery. 25-64d sellers.
MidoIug Ss. Good Ordinary g. net ana gross receP''
SoxyoLK Aug 6.-Cotton steady. Midiling 10 net ana
gross receipts. bale exports So@Ss"'e' 90 o"'' '
o bales. stock. l,444 bales ,.,,,. NJ, -
SAVANNAH Aug. G.-Cottsn steady. Middins. 30 Low
Middins 81 Good Ordinary, sA2 not ana gross a"S
bales exports Coaswise, bales saiess oAies '"S'
707 bales - - ,,,,.,. GA Inv
Middlng Good Ordinary 60 net anu gross "a
es2 bales; ports Great Britain, paes saAos ~"
bales stock, "a. 25S bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
THE SHEPAUG DEAL DECLARED OFF
GOING ROUND BOLTON NoTCH-TRoUBLE AMONG
woRsTED MANUFACTURERS.

GOING ROUND BOLTON NoTcH-TRoURLE AMONG
woRsTED MANUFACTURERS.
HARTFORD, Aug. THE reported deal" on the part
OF the Starbuck agency of tho standard Oil Company,
for tho New-Engand and sbepaug Railroads, Is de-
clared "of" on good authority. The attempt of the
great corporations " swallow all the little ones in the
State has been pronounced than usual, and the
starbuck purchase of the Derby to have stmu-
lated the proposed Shcpaug purchase. AS 1t now Is
that road remains as connection which by an ex-
tension into Massachusetts, will be Of great value to
the Connecticut Western which under tho Impetus OF
tho Poughkeepse bridge link with the coal fields and
the Hustled management Is to be more I'M
portant factor In freight transportation than ever
before.
The only strip OF the NewYork and New-Engand
Road which is not double tracked between here and
Boston is the nineteen miles between Vernon and
wiimantlc which includes the heavy grades and deep
rock cuts Of tho Bolton Mountains; TO this must be
added tho sing track bridge the Connections
between this city and East Hartford. The road has
decided that the bridge must so and already has
the ground for the abutments and piers for
a new iron doube-track BRIDE which will cost ABOUT
$4,000. With this link Of double track the question
OF doubling the single strip between Vernon and WILL
mantle viii be settled. Surveys contemplating
deUour around Bolton Notch have been In exist
time, and the item Of expense taN ors
tDe abandonment Of the present road bed with It's
almost insurmountable grades and its extra rock cut
ting
signing OF the contract for the exclusive manu-
factre the HoUcnkiss ordnance In this country ny
the tratt Whitney COmpan Of this city, Is an lii
dustrial step which Will require the epas cmenG of
tier shops by addition $1,000 square vi
flooring and the employ mcnt OF "A larger number OF
skilled mechanics.
The MANUFACTURES OF wofsted cloths for cuttings In
this state suffering somewhat severely ny tho
rating OF "wool tops rs mot manufacture OF
WOOL" and the failure of the Treasury officials to-
recognize that wOI>ted goods are "wooIels.' In
most OF the mills the number OF worstcd looms Id 8
about one quarter and those that are running arc
only able make live days week, so great has been
t-ie innux of foreign worstcds There Is unity VI
uprpose among the worsted men to bring the matter
strongly before tho Secretary of the Treasury supple
nenting the argument recently made by President
Viii man, of the National Association OF Wool Manu-
facturers and oToit also to enlist the services oil
the Protection press of the State in their behalf. As
IT, is now IL is question whether the manufacturers
shall row the expensive machinery neces-
sary for worsods and confno their efforts TO lower
grade OF goods which protected as woo lens
who worstcds which all WOOL arc placed In com
petition with foreign imp0rtations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Letters from Paris in yesterdays NDAY
TRIBUNE told how General Boulanger declined a
Dictatorship, how Nine kouvier is boycotted,
and what part NJ ROchefort is playing; from
London G. w. S. told of the Queens guests at
Buckingham Palace; from the Adirondacks D..
L. c. III. wrote OF the transformation of the
wilderness; from Washington came a budget Of
personal gossip; from Stony Beach came a drama
tic account of Bad Night for Randy; from
Scranton came amusing stories of animals that
have learned lots Of things; from San Francisco
and Chicago came current gossip OF the day.
Among local features budget OF chat on
public questions; description of the trials OF
race starter; Mrs. Langtrys plans; theatrical
and musical jottings; personal notes OF public
men; the new Harlem River Bridge. Other
features reviews Of half dozen novels,
current anecdotes, a story OF The Golden Call"
natural history class, poems, tales sketches
watering place letters, etc Leading topics OF
the day were as follows
For IGN.-Se zure of British aud American YES
sells IN Behring sea by the revenue cutter Rush.
60 Burni If Whitcev's establishment IN
London; several lives lost: - Ts The TsWs
IN London. - Meeting OF Emperor III
lam and Francis Joseph at Gasteln. 60
Prince Ferdinand reported 10 be on his way
TO Bulgaria. - Due sfought by French editors
- Ball on board the flagship Richmond at Halt
fax.
DOMESTIC The Mayflowcr won the run from
New port To Vineyard haven; the Puritan second,
aud Volunteer third. - he convicted bood crs
at Chicago asked to resign Their olhclnl positions
- x-PremIer Gibson. OF iiawali. lands a. San
Francisco. - Tn ee lives Loaf and many injured
at the launching of steamer az MlIWauHee.
60 A PutsburR judge deciLed that soda wafer
could not b. sold on Sunday. -= Fur her dam
age TO the crops by the dIoutb. -= [ icago
beaten by New-York al baseball. - A family
of seven persons murdered near Macon. Ga.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-MoOuey toid a remark
able story - ne United Labor party stIug-
gle - Monmouth Park races won Ivy olinn,
Galli.ct, Kingston, iarDoucne. Barnun. fhll Lee
aud Sam Emefy - BI ltimore beaten by BROOK
Iyu --- A viscount ed III poverty III 81. Luxe
Hospital 60 The Duke de lornY sailed or
turJpe - The negro murderer, Cardonna,
held for his ,ouble crime. - Cod value OF tne
ecsI-tendcr silver dollar 4l2l2 grdinal-44 Sd per
ounce-7397 cents. == Stocks dull WIN re-
actions. closing steady
Copies may still be had at the office or by
mail. Price 3 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08

On Proius. Erc9aa!e today the Batter mas , ri
l2bc perGoL 80
su %A 7s =. s,i Sa 7s ssp, Sa
Der 7S.c s.ke 90 2c'1Ser w Wsv .a se lid
Wheat 81 500 Corn LOO 'ush OATS 1850 Ou'h
tspIAyAroL!s Aug wnsa. STEADY No Red ,, SSs
bid. Corn rm. No. Mixed il-e bia..''oA'S ''f'Ns
gssr &c. oso:e
nUenanSea-No wats 2s'.c.;. kvs steady No .,s
PORK b August 'f siS % seo'sSsst
s. 8; Butter ses, r% ,y chsadars
oe sS Sss o u.s. S s:s Buoy SO ou
MxyEAroLs Aug ewhsat,Mark.t, was weak; m ia
ii iac. october 72sc.
PHILADELPHIA Aug 6Four dull prices favored ouyess
%ss so Extra aaa So S So.
Pennsyyan Roller trS sar a5 40 sasa:
40 indaGa s4GYs42 20. GO straight :. Is
s, 4ss i q sSHA'sI
CO .,r. sSSs 5. 3 Sansso'
choice 81 oOes4 10. Rye Flour sSToS2 20 per Sa'e'
GT f. 10 opsSes os S closs
s.n s high ssa''
do for osSsnT ss
p price. SG cpo". nominal yer:
ss tH4 ,a::s 1fstP' s.
A1a .sssoo DC S, S Tsssps more
s ' ss. o ssa
a. soc; Old No MIed 81 ac New No Waite quoted -
S4c New No White IS sS6Lc. Old No White w 80;
Futures were firm but ouss .p,emser "a ga e: Dc
An October 81 as5c: DO November 49,
Potatoes steady Maryland new large enoIs r "a ac
ger Bs s s. R. sSs Z:
p poTs mss si6sis
rosm,iI SIC 90 n Hams smoked ~ 40 Sl4c Lrd-
y Named Sd 2507 rs do Steam 81 O0 90 ButcAeresee
So rs Butter m-Pennsylvsnia Creamery Ei1s
1:yeausrv Extra .O022c.. Packing Butter log 10 "a
cheese nrmer NewYork full cream luG 10 Sc ONE ~
<1Qc
Skins Eggs hrn. Pennsylvania nT:ss iss
Abel Uels csc sugar-Rennea steady =
aisSs Size guiet-wnter Bran $40 sossIs o g
per Recepits- Flour loo0 bills neal ."yS
bush Corn 5000 bush oats 10000 o1sh co, ash
LOUIS Aug sPsu wa, dun and easy FANNY ss nishss
No Req cash 81 bc August IS closing Ss -
seUs@Ds5 sSsns c sS $50 eesSSs ssps.S:
closing So &c October closing :. 20
armsT cass Sshci ssge s,rOnrPr%s TimossS
sie o. Prairie 81 e<s CO. s s a. sStsss
at 5Sc.:..Eggs higher but d ns@ 4 psiry 1890
QUE, INT srm hr 50 xhi.Ssy
y.ons dull PORK. irregular new sio 81 IA Inns Clsaf
So A. Drysalt MeatsIBo,ea essr IS 10
s IT. Ga So 25 Clear s9a9 10 Clear hibs "
az TO- Short 50 Hans Ian Cor;
SS ss. oats re 900 sSsa s o. sg a;
M shpments-Flour 5000 bols wheat io'oVS Uusn'
Sorn IL ooC bash. oats 10000 sush hye ou'A
Barley none cs ,oa. Auruss
TOLEDO ... Mns Hs,.c October 747c December 7
..ccrn but sea9y casn SSe u sspse%aS S
.sSs 1900 1900 Sa:s ss
< S 600 Sush g. .shipments-wheas loOo ousn e"'A ''
bualL Data - pusn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
WEALTHY MAYS son ~ DTsGRA oE.

Charles II. Sc Iman, age eighteen, OF NO. 81
Grsmercy Park the Of a wealthy livery stable
kceoer was "A pri,oaer at Jefferson Market Police
Court Yesterday. Robert Morrison. an mi orter aud
iobber OF SO. a Lispendrdst.. accused hlm OF having
stolen seven pieces of cloth valued az vi ~. S'a-
mae admitted his guilt. ami was held IN SOU ban 10
m .wet in tn Court Of Special Sessions. seaman
subsequently said to re0orter: Ny pare ats are at
Far Rock away Tor tho summer: rms disgrace
newa will be a sad shock TO them. My father is
wealthy, and have an income o $1,000 year from
the fortune lett by my grandfather. Dissolnte women
haye been ruIu.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-08
SPIRITS OF TURPBNTINE.

CHARLESTON. Aug 6.-Turpentine cuiet ~ s oc
SavIXxIU Aug B.-Turpentin steady ~ SVc.
WILMINGTON Aug. a-Turpenune hS9 ~ 'Ss